Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-11

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TO make, modify and enforce usual and reasonable
police regulations In and Tor said District as fol-
lows: First. For causing full Inspection to be
made at any reasonable times, OF the places where
the business OF pawnbroking, Junk-dealing or sec
Ond-hand clothing business may be carried on
Second. TO regulate the storage OF highly fntiam-
Ilable substances in the thtckly populated pOr-
tons OF the District. Third. To locate the places
where licensed vendors on the streets and public
places shall stand, and change them as often as
the public Interests require, and to make all the
necessary regulations governing their conduct
upon the streets In relation TO such business.
Fourth. To make needful regulations for the Or
DERBY disposition OF carriages or other vehicles
assembled on streets or public places, and to re-
quire vehicles upon the most frequented streets
anu avenues TO pass along on the right side thereof
Fifth TO establish aud gulate the charges be
made by owners OF hacks and hackney Carriages
oil any Kind whatsoever. Sixth To prohibit con-
Quoting droyeS OF cattle upon such streets and
avenues as they may deem needful 10 public safety
and good ORDER Seventh: To regulate the keeping
and running at large OF dogs and fowls. Eighth.
To prohibit the deposit upon the streets or side
walks OF fruit, or any part thereof or other sub
stance or articles that might litter the same, Or
cause injury to or impede pedestrians. Ninth To
regulate or prohibit loud noises with horns, gOngs
or other Instruments or loud cries upon streets or
public places, and to prohibit the use OF any fire.
works or explosives within such portions OF the
District as they may think necessary to public
safety. Tenth. To regulate the movements OF
vehicles the public streets and avenues for the
preservation or order and protection OF life and
lialo Eleventh. To prescribe reasonable penalties
lor the violation OF any OF the regulations in this
act mentioned; and said penalties may be enforced
In any court In the District OF Columbia having
jurisdiction OF minor OrenSes, and in the same
manner that such minor Onenses are now by law
prosecuted and punished
Sec. = That the regulations herein provided for
snaii, when adopted, be printed in one more OF
the daily newspapers published In the District OF
columbia; and no penalty prescribed for the VIOLA
tion OF said regulations shall be enforced until
thirty days after such publication.
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE.
Mr.. cultivate introduced a bill In the House
yesterday TO increase the clerical force in the
Treasury and War departments as much as is
necessary TO adjust In two years the accounts OF
lnonej due tothe soldiers home, The extra force
TO be paid from the permanent fund Ut the credit
OF the home.
Mr.. Compton introduced bill I'm the House yes
terday 10 Fix the compensation OF physicians to
the poor In the District from the LIST OF January
1887, at the rate Of $500 per year each.
Also, Dill 10 appropriate 5000 for the COM
pensation and equipment OF special police officers
| 10 he employed under the Commissioners during
the national guard drill such officers to be paid
not more than 81 per day each.